Just read the effing review of it. Seriously read a few reviews of the same game use your brain to digest the review contents. meimnobody
For your info my dear friend. I did read the reviews, I just wanted to see how this game fare with people who actually played the game, you don't need to get all **** about it. MOD just close this topic. Thank you.
What you are asking is a review anyway. So a review should answer your question anyway. It tells you everything there is to know about this early DS game. You can not find it at most stores it's out of print.
What you are asking is a review anyway. So a review should answer your question anyway. It tells you everything there is to know about this early DS game. You can not find it at most stores it's out of print.
I've only played it for about 30 mins (on a friends copy).
It's a turn based strategy game where your units on the battle field are represented by cards. It seems like the sort of game that is great for a quick 20 mins of playing, especially if you really like the genre, but if you don't REALLY like the genre quite a lotthen you can probably give it a miss.
I've only played it for about 30 mins (on a friends copy).
It's a turn based strategy game where your units on the battle field are represented by cards. It seems like the sort of game that is great for a quick 20 mins of playing, especially if you really like the genre, but if you don't REALLY like the genre quite a lotthen you can probably give it a miss.
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Thanks, I like SRPGs but I'm a little skeptical considering how this game received mixed reviews, thank you for your insight!
I'm not a big fan of strategy games, but I picked it up last year when Best Buy was selling it for $9.99. I didn't start playing it until about March of this year, however, and I had a ball. I really enjoyed the story. It was so engaging that I would often keep playing through a mission simply to find out what happened next. I also enjoyed the missions themselves. At different times, the game made you control the Persian army, the Indian Army, and an army of Demons. This ensured you did not get bored controlling the same army and the same types of units. Each Army had different strengths and weaknesses. If you can pick this game up at the right price, I'd say go for it.
You pretty much don't havea choice,. The game is out of print. Also it does fill in the gaps between prince of persia 1 and 2. The ones in the Sands of Time series.
You pretty much don't havea choice,. The game is out of print. Also it does fill in the gaps between prince of persia 1 and 2. The ones in the Sands of Time series. meimnobody
No my local game store have a copy, I wouldn't bother making a topic if I couldn't find the game, and I DO know this game is released 2 years ago.
I'm not a big fan of strategy games, but I picked it up last year when Best Buy was selling it for $9.99. I didn't start playing it until about March of this year, however, and I had a ball. I really enjoyed the story. It was so engaging that I would often keep playing through a mission simply to find out what happened next. I also enjoyed the missions themselves. At different times, the game made you control the Persian army, the Indian Army, and an army of Demons. This ensured you did not get bored controlling the same army and the same types of units. Each Army had different strengths and weaknesses. If you can pick this game up at the right price, I'd say go for it.williamsjj
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